UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY · AUSTRALIA
Master of Management (CEMS)
Master's · Taught in en · UCAS MAMACEMS1000
At a glance
18 mo
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Level
- 1.5 yearsDuration
- Australia's No.1 ranked Master of ManagementRank
- Dual degree: University of Sydney & CEMS Master in International ManagementQualification
- Study abroad semester at a CEMS partner universityInternational Experience
- Direct interaction with global employers and CEMS partners (e.g., KPMG, Deloitte)Industry Access
- >90% job placement within 3 months of graduationEmployability
The Master of Management (CEMS) is designed for recent graduates aspiring to launch a career in global business. This program allows you to earn two degrees concurrently: the Master of Management (CEMS) from the University of Sydney and the CEMS Master in International Management. CEMS is a global alliance of top business schools, multinational corporations, and NGOs dedicated to cultivating responsible, internationally-minded leaders. As part of this program, you will study abroad at a CEMS partner university, gain invaluable cross-cultural and business experience, and become part of a network highly sought after by leading global employers. The University of Sydney is the only institution in Australia offering this unique dual-degree opportunity, providing access to the CEMS Master in International Management as an integral part of your Master of Management degree. You will engage in interactive skill seminars, global career forums, and a capstone project, connecting directly with industry partners and alumni.
Curriculum
The curriculum includes core and elective units in business, management, and strategy, culminating in a capstone project where you'll tackle real-world business challenges with corporate partners. A key component is completing at least one semester of exchange at one of the 33 CEMS partner institutions worldwide as part of the CEMS Master in International Management (MIM) requirements.
- Year 1
- Core and elective units in business, management, and strategy
- CEMS Master in International Management (part 1)
- Year 2
- Capstone project
- CEMS Master in International Management (part 2, including study abroad and internship)
Careers
The Master of Management (CEMS) equips you with the international exposure and essential business skills needed for a global management career. The program's emphasis on practical application and a hands-on approach fosters a global and adaptable mindset.
- Business and consulting
- Education and training
- Executive management
- Government and non-profit
- Management consulting
- Project management
Entry requirements
Australian Bachelor's degree or equivalentCredit average (65%) in a related discipline.
Australian Bachelor's degree or equivalentMinimum 50% average in a related discipline, plus satisfactory performance in GMAT (average 630) or GMAT Focus Edition (average 585) or approved Business School test.
CEMS MIM Language RequirementsInternational students must be fluent in a minimum of two languages, one of which can be English. If English is not your mother tongue, language testing is not required unless you wish to take it. If English is your mother tongue, you will need to test in your second language. A third language must be studied to a beginner/elementary level. These are exit requirements for the CEMS MIM.
CEMS MIM Language Requirements (Australian Citizens)Australian citizens are exempt from CEMS language testing (admitted based on English as mother tongue). They must study a second and third language to a beginner/elementary level as part of the program. These are exit requirements for the CEMS MIM.
Exchange allocation to CEMS universities is based on an admission ranking which considers intellectual potential, attitude, soft skills, and international orientation. Places at CEMS universities are generally limited.
Fees
Tuition (international)Full-fee paying. Exact amounts not specified on program page.
Tuition (home)Commonwealth supported places available. Exact amounts not specified on program page.
LivingEstimated living costs not specified on program page.
Students are considered 'Full-fee paying' if they do not receive government financial contributions and must pay the full course cost. Commonwealth supported places receive partial funding from the Australian government, with students paying a Student Contribution Amount (SCA).
How to apply
1. Prepare Application DocumentsGather your most recent academic transcript, a recent Resume/CV, and a statement of motivation (maximum two pages) outlining your professional and personal goals for undertaking the program. The CV and statement of motivation should be uploaded under the 'other documents' section in the application portal.
2. Prepare Motivational VideoBe prepared to submit a short motivational video. This will be requested if you meet the entry requirements and will be used to assess your suitability for the program.
3. Submit ApplicationSubmit your completed application through the University of Sydney's online portal.